Intel noted the of its first X86 microprocessor 40th birthday with a blog from the company general counsel, Steven Rodgers, and Richard A. Uhlig, director of systems and software research. They explained the significance of the x86’s birth they explain that it cover the way of modern PCs and as they wrote regarding it [...]
The recent decision accomplished in the Roche V. Cipla patent infringement case in the high Court over Cipla’s Generic version of Anti-cancer Drug Erlotinib. The case is the first Patent Litigation in India post India’s 2005 Product Patent Regime which included public interest and pricing issues in addition to India’s Section 3d that prevents [...]
Waymo firm filed patent and trade secret case against cab service UBER. It took alphabet’s Inc seven years to design and build a laser-scanning system to develop its self-driving cars. Uber Technologies Inc. allegedly did it in nine months. According to waymo whatever happened was no fair at law. Waymo says that we strongly [...]
Australian stem cell and regenerative medicine company, Cynata Therapeutics Limited, announced today that the Company has filed a new patent application with IP Australia for oncology-related therapeutic uses of its proprietary Cymerus mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) technology. Highlights: • Application filed with IP Australia would expand patent estate to immunotherapy. • Creates new opportunities [...]
For roughly a decade now, we have seen a steady weakening of patent rights in the U.S., undermining the ability of inventors to protect their innovations from infringement from large corporations and foreign entities. The STRONGER Patents Act says ‘enough is enough’ and ensures that patent rights are protected as a fundamental underpinning of [...]
Samsung and Apple have filed a patent for wireless charging smartphone and iPhone case accessories as revealed by the U.S Patent & Trademark Office. It was Apple that first filed this patent and the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office now also revealed that the same concept may also be getting planned by the South [...]
